Interferometry

Since the end of the 1970s, hologram interferometry is a standard measurement technology for deformation and vibration analysis ❋ Unknown (2005)

Consequently, the team turned to a technique called interferometry, which involves combining the light coming from several telescopes to yield resolution equivalent to a telescope as large as the distance between them. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The other, TPF-I, relied on a technique called interferometry, where starlight is split into separate beams and recombined so that it annihilates itself, like two out-of-phase waves colliding in a pond to form a placid surface. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And it points to the growing maturity of the kind of interferometry used here, linking numerous small antennae on the impressive new hardware of the growing Allen site. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Last week, astronomers unveiled the first images of stars using optical interferometry* (other than the sun) where the star is actually resolved. ❋ Nicole (2009)

The optical sleight of hand used by the astronomers combined the telescope's "adaptive optics" with a technique called aperture mask interferometry: using a a deformable mirror to rapidly correct for atmospheric distortions to starlight. ❋ Unknown (2011)

I will leave you with the fascinating images and some cool references on optical interferometry! ❋ Nicole (2009)

He gave us our big "introduction to radio interferometry" talks at the beginning of the summer, so I learned a lot from him. ❋ Nicole (2009)

InSAR is the hottest tool to use from space - look how totally hippie the Wenchuan earthquake looks like using interferometry. ❋ Bente Lilja Bye (2009)

Optical interferometry for astronomy was explored in the 1970s, and aperture synthesis was applied to optical wavelengths in the 1980s. ❋ Nicole (2009)

In addition to many projects related to imaging, adaptive optics and interferometry that NASA has carried out with the Keck telescopes, the recent mapping of the sources of methane on Mars is just one example of important planetary science being done by NASA with these instruments. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We could even perhaps start considering large robotic missions be that to drill to an aquifer on Mars or through the ice layer of the Jovian Moons, or large scale interferometry with massive baseline distances and, thus, resolution. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The latest and largest ground based observatories are leveraging multiple mirror interferometry. ❋ Unknown (2009)